Review: The Switch - Dawn Pendleton and Andrea Heltsley

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Review: The Switch - Dawn Pendleton and Andrea Heltsley - September 2013

Faith and Honor are not only identical twins but they have feelings for the same guy. But not for long as Honor wants to break up with Cameron as she isn't feeling it anymore, whereas Faith is and has had a long standing crush on Cameron. When Cameron organises a surprise for his and Honor's anniversary. Honor gets Faith to agree to switch places with her , as the night goes on though Faith finds herself falling more in love with Cameron and then the evening comes to an end with a kiss - this kiss is powerful though and they both feel the passion. However, this kiss will also set a course of actions to evolve from Faith and Honor not talking to each other , to Honor falling for Cameron's best friend Parker , to Faith falling for Cameron. However, things couldn't be that simple and the story be laid to rest as these girls lives are about to get a whole lot more complicated as Honor's best friend Mel seems intent on keeping her away from Parker and school bully Leila seems intent on getting Cameron all to herself. What happens though when a new guy shows interest in Faith - Devon and turns out to be Leila's older half-brother ? Where will the line of complicatedness be drawn ? 
Find out in new YA novel The Switch - great for readers aged 12-13+ - 16yrs.


 



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